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Bedouin’s journey continues with an immersive night featuring Bedouin, Jan Blomqvist Live and Baron B2B Dorian Craft.
There are nights in Ibiza that go far beyond the traditional idea of a club experience. Nights where music, atmosphere and emotion become part of the same narrative. Next Sunday, 13th September, Bedouin presents Saga returns to Chinois Ibiza to continue its acclaimed residency with a line-up that perfectly represents its commitment to sophisticated, immersive and deeply emotional electronic music.
At the heart of the night will be Bedouin, the duo formed by Rami Abousabe and Tamer Malki, whose sound has become synonymous with the meeting point between organic house, melodic electronics and the diverse cultural influences that have shaped their musical journeys. Their sets move naturally between hypnotic rhythms, immersive atmospheres and subtle grooves, creating genuine musical journeys rather than simply DJ sets.
Through Saga, Bedouin have created a musical universe in which sound becomes a tool for discovery. Their ability to combine influences from the Middle East, North Africa, the Mediterranean and other cultures has established them as one of the most recognisable and respected projects on the international electronic music scene. Their presence at Chinois once again places this philosophy at the heart of the night.
Joining Bedouin will be Jan Blomqvist, whose live performance will bring a different yet perfectly complementary dimension to the evening.
The Berlin-based artist has spent more than a decade developing his own distinctive approach to electronic music, positioned somewhere between melodic techno, electronica and a sensitivity rooted in indie and songwriting. His productions stand out for their emotional depth, atmospheric soundscapes and organic evolution, while his live performances transform these elements into an immersive experience.
Completing the line-up will be Baron B2B Dorian Craft, a back-to-back session bringing together two artists connected to the deeper and more sophisticated side of contemporary electronic music.
Baron has developed a sound characterised by hypnotic grooves, melodic textures and a refined approach to the dancefloor, moving naturally between organic and progressive territories. Dorian Craft, meanwhile, has built his own identity around atmospheric electronics, deep rhythms and a strong focus on musical storytelling.
